Proceedings of the 1994 National Waste Processing Conference(Sixteenth Biennial Conference)

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• The Retrofit of The MWC Roteb in Rotterdam, Holland with a Modern Flue Gas Cleaning System Including an Activated Char Adsoption UnitHartenstein, H.
• Waste-To-Energy: The Next Step in the Hierarchy After the 3-Rs Hahn, J.L.; Jones, K.H.
• The Relationship Between High Nitrogen Municipal Solid Waste Components and NOx Rigo, H.G.; Ferraro, F.A.; Wilson, M.
• Risk Assessment of Combustor Stack Emissions Zemba, S.G.; Green, L.C.; Crouch, E.C.A.
• Acid Gases, Mercury, and Dioxin from MWCsLicata, A.; Babu, M.; Nethe, L.
• Metals in MSW – Where are they and where do they go in an Incinerator? Rigo, H.G.; Chandler, A.J.
• Comparison of Mercury Test MethodsHartenstein, H.; Klein, M.; Licata, A.
• Post Combustion Control of Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) Emission from a 900 TPD Processed Refuse Fuel BoilerZakaria, J.; Wolfenden, L.; Mcconlogue, J.; Pierce, G.
• The New Hampshire Bottom ASH Pavin Demonstration US route 3, Laconia, New Hampshire Musselman, C.N.; Killeen, M.P.; Eighmy, T.T.; Gress, D.L.; Sills, M.H.; Presher, J.R.
• Recent Trend of ASH Management from MSW Incineration Facilities in JapanWakamura, Y.; Nakazato, K.
• ASH Characterization at California MSW IncineratorsLevie, B.; Sevy, D.; Tormey, M.; Boughton, B.
• Analysis of Data Obtained from an Historic Ash Residue Leaching InvestigationHasselriis, F.
• ASME/US Bureau of Mines Investigative Program on Vitrification of Combustion ASH/RESIDUE Hollander, H.I.; Plumley, A.L.; De Cesare, R.S.
• The Characteristics of Two-Stage Municipal Combustor Ash Feindler, K.S.
• The Search for an Accurate and Practical Means for Testing Residue from Combustion of Municipal Solid Waste for Percent Combustibles and Energy Content Hecklinger, R.S.
• “Burn-Out Bean” for the Quantitative and Qualitative Improvement of Municipal Combustor Ash Feindler, K.S.; Reimann, D.O.
• The Achievement of “Good Combustion” by Improvement of Secondary Air Injection at the Montgomery County Waste to Energy Facility Bette, M.; Schafers, W.; Kirschner, H.; Schuetzenduebel, W.G.
• Thermoselect: Energy and Raw Material Recovery Through Thermal Chemical Transformation in a Closed-Loop System Stahlberg, R.; Runyon, D.J.
• Estimation of Burning Rates in Solid Waste Combustion Furnace Kuo, J.T.
• Montgomery County Resource Recovery Facility Bayer, R.; Lehr, J.; Chae, Y.; Schuetzenduebel, W.
• Montgomery County Resource Recovery Facility Thomas, D.; Manetti, G.; Whitney, S.
• Operations at the Cape May County, New Jersey, Intermediate Processing Facility Harris, S.M.; Kennedy, E.F.
• Benefiting from the Proposed EPA Landfill Gas Emission Control Regulations Holtz Laurila, M.A.
• Uniform Aeration of Compost Media Hartsock, D.R.; Croteau, G.; Gage, J.
• Review of Liner and Cap Regulations for Landfills Landreth, R.E.
• Operational Costs of Breakdowns at the Commerce Refuse-To-Energy Facility Eaton, M.; Smisko, J.
• Waterwall Corrosion Prevention Experience at the Commerce Refuse to Energy FacilitySmisko, J.
• Sauder Woodworking Company: A Waste Wood Electric Generating Facility Johnson, N.H.
• Furnace/Boiler Temperature Correlation: Montgomery County Resource Recovery Facility 2 X 600 T/D Process Trains Schuetzenduebel, W.G.
• Prevention of Contractual Disputes over Waste Processing Facilities Savage, G.M.; Diaz, L.F.; Eggerth, L.L.
• Optimal Planning of Solid Waste Collection, Recycling and Incineration System Chang, N.; Wang, S.F.
• Evaluation of RDF Waste Management Alternatives for Two South Carolina Counties Johnson, J.K.; Ihnat, M.J.; Niessen, W.R.
• A New Processing System For the Production of Improved Refuse Derived Fuel and Recyclables from Municipal Solid Waste Eley, M.H.; Guinn, G.R.
• The Semass Shred-And-Burn Technology: A Well Proven Resource Recovery SystemZakaria, J.; Sutin, G.
• Processing of Scrap Tires; Technology and Market Applications Blumenthal, M.H.
• Natural Gas Cofiring in a Refuse Derived Fuel Incinerator: Results of a Field Evaluation Beshai, R.Z.; Sanyal, A.; Hong, C.C.; Melick, T.A.; Sommer, T.M.
• Resource Recovery: Automatic Recycling of Steel Cans and Other Ferrous Crawford, G.L.
• Integrating Recycling with MSW Processing and Transfer in a Large Urban Area Russell, S.H.
• Air Classification of Mixed Plastics Stessel, R.I.; Pelz, S.
• Utilization of Incinerator Bottom Ash Residues: Process Considerations and Field Management Requirements Forrester, K.E.
• Sewage Sludge Incineration at The Manchester, New Hampshire Water Pollution Control Facility Sapienza, F.C.; Curro, J.P.; Gaudes, R.J.
• Beneficial Use of Municipal Wastewater Biosolids Through Drying and Pelltizing Hepp, M.P.; Wojichowski, D.L.
• Fluid Bed Sludge Combustion Using Coalas an Auxiliary Fuel: The Huntington, WV Experience Hearn, P.; Menniti, J.G.; Mullen, J.
• Sewage Scudge Incineration: Meeting Air Emissions Regulations an the Nineties and Beyond Foisy, M.B.; Li, R.; Chattopadhyay, A.; Karell, M.